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Very well said, and very true! I myself have had similar obstacles to overcome and as a result, going into this time of the year I felt the same way. I wasn't giving up hope, but at the same time I wasn't going to be disappointed if life chose to lead me in a different direction. Thankfully, I do not have to pursue that route as I was lucky enough to be accepted.this week has been so eye-opening for me. the vet i shadowed mentioned that the worst day of my life will not be getting rejected; it will be when i lose those i love. a professor i loved died this past monday, and my best friend's mom had a brain aneurysm and is fighting to live. please, please hug those you love today. tell them you love them. fight for what you want, vet school included. last week i would have cried my eyes out for days if i had gotten rejected from any school, but this week i am just so grateful for the opportunity to apply again. remember what is most important in life <3 and congrats to those who are going to be veterinarians, i am so proud of you all and cannot wait until i stand beside you as a fellow professional <3
To all the others, Don't give up, and keep your head up!!! If you made it through the application cycle, or even to the wait-list, you belong here with the rest of us! - And I will also probably be declining my Auburn acceptance offer, I'm yet to hear from my in state-school, and probably won't hear until March 11-15th, but If I am lucky enough to get an in-state spot, then cost wise, I would have to refuse this offer, and, of course, hopefully one of you will get my spot